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_VLt\ -JZ'.nlll -¡, ido i\ I Beg to announce that TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) they will OPEN their I New Extension, NOe 4, Oxford Street (Adjoining their present premises) with entirely New Departments in all classes of 1 Rubber Goods, Waterproofs, &c. I An enormous selection of all kinds of e4 SPORTING GOODS. I I j Also a large and varied assortment of I TOYS and GAMES. A visit of inspection to our various New Departments will be highly esteemed. I 3 & 4, Oxford Street, Swansea. TELEPHONE 511 CENTRAL. | 2- -.aF;1. -i MONEY. POAA .?.< ?l,?L/j .0 l?n? on Mor?age X200 ?;. reasonable int?rMt.—Appiy "Trustee. liecvw Oiiice. 9A4-10 IMMEDIATE Lö. Old-ce-Lablished Jt- London nd Provinces LU""L 00-. Ltd? cum.nue? to LEND .immense ?ume Daily t'ro. ?10 ?.- .o-OO?J, on NO/E OF HAND ALONE or <'J"b."l' security. Moderate 1 uteres i. ielasy n td. Uatm for Short, ilorit)ds. -No P'E},;LJ}UX.u:.Y CHARGES WHATEVER. Lar d most honourably c^mLicU.-d business ii, the kigdom" 'I'?astntda of our re?ul&r cus- tomers ha.v? f;pr?'?.:d their entire aa;'6- faction in re??tcd tran actions witb us. A gentleman will wait upon you at once with Cash Cail or writs (in ooniidfenco) to Manager, Jiz. JiAiii'EK, 48, STOKEI CROFT, BRISTOL, vr to LoceJ Agent: lar. Bourne. 1 \ViIlow»-pI&ce, ^ansea. T WILLIAMS and Oc., 17, St. Ma.ry- street, make Private Loalla to Eedpeda blc Borrowers. Bi. lls Discount-♦a. No Fees Strictly Confidential. Terms Moderate. Ea6y Payments Arranged to suit Borrow c-ra.—Ire.'or WjjMains, ilaiiager. JONES. Financier, makes Cash Ad- -L?. Ya-iCt?, ircm £ a ?id upwards to Re- spectable Householders a tateasoiilble Bates of Int^re^t, without delay. Apply per- sonally, or by I inter. Distance no object. No lees. Easy repH7mentd arranged to suit, convenience of b^trowra. Private a'M confidential .1, U__ rove- place, Alesar.dra-roa<f, Swansea. HONEY TO LND. The OISJKiCT LOAN CO., of ST. MAR„T ,a S CHAMBERS, Cnurc n-strees", Swansea are j prepared to make GaSH AD V AN CS to Keepectabl« Householders on Promisaory | Notœ Otly. Rates of J uterest Mode rate. Repayments' to suit Borrowere Conve- nience. 6all or Write to G. BRI-N y THOMAS- Manager.  1\ _II ONE-Y:-i1;T-WITHOUT  ?rONEYLE?"wrrHOUT SECURITY. LADIES or GENTLEMEN cam have their  own ACCEPTANCES DISCOUNTED or iPOfcl I1 DATED CHEQUES CASHED without any I tMurity. bureuea, or interviews T OAN GRANTED BY POST, I-J Strictly Confidential, on j NOTE OF HAND ALONE, by Mr. LEWIN. to Ladies or Gentlemen, Merchants. Manu-, facturers, Hotel Proprietors, and Shop- keepers;, from X20 to Lb,OW. No lee«, conmiiaoioc, or before-hand charges ever made. Sorrowers dealing with at h-ers can have their loaiii? paid oft' or increased, and the who are about to borrow should write for full information, which will be sup- plied gratia and post free by the actual bender. -NO ASSUMED NAME. MR. D. LEWIN. 114, Bold street, Liver- 11' pool. Before payin? feee, commission, etc., yolt candli t (Lcp, a?-  tntg er le(?E. commission, etc., you cannot do better than apply to above, as No Charged whatever are made if the Loan is not completed. t IMPORTANT.-Why Pay Heavy Interest when you ,-an Borrow Money on Watches. Plate. Jewellery, etc., at the Re- duced Rate oi Eourpeace in the £ per month. Established 1812..—Mr. Henry Bar- ne)t (ancceesor). PlaAe Repository, 5, Heatn- I field-street, Swar?sea. £10 to L103000 to LEND on yonr ?romise to repay, or on Life PoUcMa. Furniture. Household Property, or any Security. Principal remains, or can be repaid by Easy Instalments. Prompt- neas and privacy. On receipt of letter a gentleman will call and hand yon cash at your house if desired. Distance no object. DQ not elp06e you requirements locally. Veal with the actual lenders. F. LAWRENCE, Ltd., (The Oldest Company in the Weat of England) Don Chambers, Cheese Market, Bristol. LOANS BY POST. S Advances £11) to .£.5.0110 on approved Note of I Hand alone, to Ladies and Gentlemen, Farmers, Shopkeepers and respectable per- I sons. Town or Country. Can be transacted I by post. No fees. Strictly private. Call or | write. Customers de?.ling with other lenders 5 can hft-re their loans pll.;d off or incrersed. I JAMES STAMFORD, Ltd., Morgan Chambers. I] 33. St. Mary Skeet. CARDIFF LOANS. LS to £ S'ju ADVANCED promptly and pri- vately '.In your written promise to pay. Repayments by eoey instalments to suit your income. For agreed periods- 25 REPAY SG. E59 REPAY £ 55. £1;) „ Ell. Else Elio. £21 „ R.22, JMM £ 220. SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN. No Charge unless business completed. Im- mediate attention given to inquiries by Post, 'Phone, or personally, and strictest Privafv Guaranteed. GEO. FRY & CO., 11, Dynevor Place, Swansea. 'Phone. 36 Docks. Under New Management. R20 to £5,000 ADVANCED By Private Lender on Simple Promissory Note No Bills of Saie taken. and Abso- lute Privacy Guaranteed First Letter of Application receives prompt attention. and intending borrowers are awaited upon by a Representat i\ e who is empowered to com- plete transactions upon terms mutually ar- ranged. NO CHARGE being made unless Business Actually Completed. Special Quo- tations for Short Loans. Write in confi- dence to C. Wells, Corridor Chambers, LEICESTER. GOLD! GOLD GOLD A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. NOW READY- HOLIDAY LOANS, -45, £10, £15, £20, £50, £100, On Special Easy Terms. No Securities Required. Either Sex. Any Distance. Write or call, stating amount required, South Wales Loan and Finance Co., 3, MELBOURNE PLACE, ST. HELEN'S-HOAO, SWANSEA. A. C. CAFF!K!N. Res. Manage k LL About Canada.—The Central Boo-kin? -?'- ().?''p. I Bell.s?ue-?n?et (near bottom of Hisrh-etreet i, Swtt-tiftea, will for the I .Vr-e-ent, remain specially On 011 Friday Evemnso till p iu. to give free information iIfaA. 4-19 ? .v.  I Special SALE I ALE ? A  i '? ? OF-   IH-ss PIANOS. I IT?'! ? v ? CLASS rj.AA 1i? \T U/?bC' j??  i *i* vi ?- —. — &[. i ? ■z ? CaUud & CoU?u-d 80 Gnmeas Reduced to ?58 Caeh. Pays»e ^.8 6 17 „ 4>| PayBK) ?.. M ? ? „ 17 „  ? George Rogera 45 „ „ 28 „ ? Pa?e 40 ? 20 „ ? Brcii?off & Haertei 46 „ 25 ? ? Payne 36 „ 18 „ 56 „ 26 „ +  P«r»e M 25 ? ? ? Mazier 45 ? „ 1"  Gore & Kallmann 48 M It 20 tJ í Bracedwood White 56 oil 20. Hoffinftiia 50 to 21 ijssngm 50 „ „ 25 „ + ,t Robm 26 „ „ 12/12 M Kraoss ^65 M 28 „ X 36 „ H 22 „ f ——— —— J. Brader &Sons, 9, WIND ST., SWANSEA. ? f .++a+.+.).++.). FIRST PRIZE IHEATIEAl BREAD. REYNOLDS' Gold Medal Brand. SappHcd Daily in Swansea and District by the following Firms:- F. E Boyle: 14. Ne. I"nard i?4le? 18, St. ?cnrge'?street. Barridge A Son, Lrlangyteiach-gtree*. 0. J. Irenes, 133, Wesfcern-street. J. R. Daries, 60, Byug-ter., Brynliyfryd E. Evwm, Bryn3mKsr-w»d. W. Hamcvett, Uplands. John Jones A Son, mumbles. W J. Joneti, Mumbles. Jones, Dn & Co., IA& j James Joei<?. ??r?&tfach. 'I T JariM^, Graig Bakery, Momston Timotfev iont)F GorwiuGn. David Jones, Dkuagyfelacb-street. David Llovd. 83, St. H«Jen s-roed. E. Maslen, Neat, Hafod. G. Matthews, Walter-road. Morris & Co., 14, rlIhomas-st., St. Thomas W. Morgan A Co., The Cross, Morriston. A. Payne, Lower Oxford-street. Sidney Palmer, Oxford-st. & Branches. W. H. Palmer, Argyle-street. G. Pickard, Catht1 r;n e-?treet. W. H. Rice, Sketty. E. Richaida, Welcome Bak'ry, Morriston T. Tustian, Ltd., Ciarervce-street. Thomas Bros., Fabian-st., St. Thomas. J. Williams, Bond-street. Fivan Jones, Eaton-road., Brynhyfryd. Rhys Roberta. Bryn S-b, Brynhyfryd. W. S. Clark, 77, Oxford-Street. AWARDED 105 GOLD MEDALS. J REYHOLBS & Co., Ltd., Albert Flour Mills, Gloucester E08SPULS0RY BEM8!AL SALE. Don't Hesitate; the time for BARGAINS is here, ALL GOODS REDUCED. Don't Forget these are this Season's Goods. Owing to our short notice of removal they are to be cleared Look at Our Windows before purchasing elsewhere. BEST VALUE IN TOWN IN Serges, Tweeds, and all Dress Goods. Bradford & Manchester Warehouse Co., j 22, Waterloo Street, Swansea. j MEDICAL. FEEE.-THE WU'E'S HANDEOOX (of use to ooth se.xcsj. Revised 1913 Edition. L-ontaming- many pages of valuable advice to both eexes. Special liints on all irrcgu- laritieg and ailmeute. Wisdom for ixusa. Sound advice for women. pagetj on children's ailmente. Indieixsneable to married persons. Absolutely free, with samples, u; plain tietlfxi cover, on receipt of I cetcard, meuti-anmg this paper. No money necimred.—be Bratsseur Surgi-cal Co., Ltd., John Brifrht-oU'eot, Birmingham. Workc: Paaay, Pans. AJIjESE 0. STANLEY will send privately how to cure yourself of all irregulari- ties with French iiemedy.—114, Bold-ttreet. Liverpool. C6-Z6 WEAK MEN. Nervous and Physical Weaknesses, ueniLO-urinary Troubles, Lack of Vigour, Vancocale, and all the Allied Troubles, cenci for Treatise with full particulars, in- cluding Hundreds of Testimonials of com- plete cures. No electricity. Sent sealed for three stampa. C. L. MURRAY, 125, High Hoiborn, London. LADIES. The Safest and Most Reliable Remedy is Deakirt special Mixture. It is made from J'ure Herbs. and is backed by a reputation of 43 years Safe and Harmless. Price 28. 9d.; by post, securely packed in plaiu wrapper, 3f.—Deakin, Herbalist, 14, Alexan- ura-road, Swansea. LADJES LADSESl" Ifrs. STAFFORD-BROOKES, the Erainent Lady Specialist in all Female Complaints, h t much pleasure in announcing that her R ;1 ED Y for restoring regularity W 1 TH- 01' I MEDICINE is the only positive. safe, certain, and speedy one known. It acts almost immediately, and does not interfere with household ddties. I guarantee every C880 Send at once stamped-addressed envelope fo" full particulars and most convincing testimonials (Guaranteed Genuine under a penalty of £ 1,000), to Mrs. STAFI'ORD- ER.OOKES. L'J Dept., Ardgowan, Hither Green, London. LADIES Irreg, etc., removed by an np-to-datel method without Medicine or PiUa. ItiBSpeedyJ -sometimes immediatelv. Medical ecience knows no bettor cnre. Letters of testimonial' received daily. Send at once etamped ad- j dressed envelope for full particulars and teati-a mODkl&. suo.ra.nteed UfaMiBe under a penaltvl of £ 5.000—Mrs. D. STAEMAN MORRI& 162.8 8toka N"awin"'on Road, Ijitidon, X. n -JiB VH £ NSW FRENCH ftEMEOY. NoJ Wo2 WiA ? THERAPSOjMc????? T H &=- R#A 4 P W N Cbemsts. cupjs BLOOD POISON. '{JDEY, BLADDER, U',INAR? MSEASES. DISCHARGES, WEAKNESS, PILES. SEND STAMP ADDRESS ENVELOPE FOR FREE BOOKLET TO DR. LE CLERC. MtD.CO, HAVEKSTOCK B.D, HAMPSXEAP, LOMDON.ENGf -M- A.Rli.Uiii-:CÃï>ÍE8.-NunIQ Da.? has a '*?- &?f?. reliable remedy, gu.aj<mt?ed effectual, no matter how long standing, every case a cure. Ladiea should write at once, strictest, privacy. Send stamped envedope.—N uns« Dale. 19, itorton-etreet, Knighton, Radnorehird. 302A4-1 SURGICAf, RUB APPLIANCES, Enemas, etc.; samples. Is.; best quality; securely packed. Price List free.—J. Kitt. 280. Bute-street, Cardiff. URGlCAL RUBBER APPLIANCES. Enemas, etc.; ^amplea, is.; beet quality; securely packed. Price List free.—Lorraine's, Mill-la-ne. St. Mary street, Cardiff. IADlES should "nd Id. stamp for FRKB J SAMPLE of BLANCHARD'S PILLR They euperbedo Pennyroyal, Pil Cochia, Bitter Api.Ie, etc. Sold at Is. ltd. a Box by Boots' Branches and all ehemiste, or post free from Leslie Martyn. Ltd.. Chemiati 54, Dalstou-lane, Londou. Cc-3 ME! J EA>Ne" ilfCGLAIRE, Parisian Palmist, i'hrenologisi. Ladies' Spt-c.ii.' ist. Advice daily, 10 a.m. till 9 p.m.-Alex andra Arcaue, Swansea. Engagements ar- j ranged for Bazaars, Garden Vetes. etc., at Special Red uction LA BIES! L A DfES! Without Drugw. Pills, or Medicine, Nurse Scss guarantees to cure irregularities and obetruotionB, femtaie ^ihnents in married or single women, from whatever cause arising or how loop '-tanning; no disap- pointments; every iaoe a turd; numerous testimonials; &ezid "tamp for free advice.— NURSE ROSS'S LABORATORY. 13, CIHJCH STRK?T. LEAMT?G'r<)N I- 1 Appliances. 1 Our New IHustra.ted Descriptive CLtalogu6 B of even' kind of SURGICAL BUB.8EI; 1 APPLIANCES sent free (under oover). Fu.n Good 8amples for 1B,- | Dept. 16, S. SEYMOUR, I ;<?. j?c?.?'c/- Square, LONDON, ?.C. i -gnr-nr,Tr»-T-r»riiiinrm-«Bii»i nhw ipmmiiiii 11,1 in ?BaatsaBnEHNaanssieB?JMa jBNaMaat-f?aNeaEHta<n).iB? ILADIES-FREEI LADl ES-FREEil I Ladies should write to me before parting 5f wftli their money on 80-C¡?.lJP(! cures, and. I 1 will stnd them a FREE SAMPLE of my g renowned American, treatment for aJI E irregularities. I guarantee one box only I j to be quite effective even in the most ob. stinate and unyielding cases. No nause- f j ou drugs-no useless injections. Acts like magic, failure impsosible, so why a worry Send no money, but write fto me and I will send you a FREE SAMPLE packet sufficient for a cure, and testimj nialj. Mention this paper. Price 2/9 lit 4/6 £ 1 MRS. EVETT KINCAiD, The Renowned American Specialist, 8 g3, New Oxford Street, London, W.C. r. :\JØ .'lUr:mIdII-  utv f room. I l'wt !I-, ;,y at,a-ining oors pnt .<1. If n.n ith Oil I'It.n'). ..h/JIcl1lty s.l. ¡eum Ricl1 <.0\' at ..bo, pr ¡c; obrin ..t. h.rd ..rf-. tr.e manuI0 }. rom 1 r o. 11. t "rer- I m 0 n I!: e 1." ..n..i ¡liI,tnps Ridn:i.(: btor'< in \'iJ1n .3r,r. ? IL ?=Z ll I J
! CONFEGTIDNEriS CONFER. ]…
CONFEGTIDNEriS CONFER. -0& I ANNNAl MEETING OF ASSOCIATION I AT iiMSIflF. The annual meeting of the South |A\a.ks Manufacturing and Wholesale I Conr'e<;tionei&' Fecieration wa-s held at the Park Hotel, Cardiff, yesterday, Air, K. M. LoveII, Swansea, the out-roil!^ president, presiding. Air. H. Hughes, genera! secretary, pointed out that considerahle extension work had been effected in the Llanelly, Neath, Alae^teg, Merthyr, and Rhym- aew districts. The following officials were elected President, Mr. A. J. Howfield, J.P., Merthyr; vice-president, Mr. G. E. D a vies, Bridgend; ti-elsurer, Air. J. j Callett, Newport; advisory secretary, Mr. W. T. Davies, Pontypridd; general secretary, Mr. Bert Hughes, Pontypridd (re-elected)
1 A MATTER OF BRICKS.I I -——————«ift>
1 A MATTER OF BRICKS. I I -—————— «ift> YSTALYFERA COUNCILLORS AND ELECTION TALK. There was a little passage of words at the meeting of the Pont.ardawe District Council on Thursday between Messrs. H. J. Powell and J. D. Roes, two of the Yst-aly- t'era members. Mr. Powell said that one thing cropped up during the election which he was bound to mention in fairness to himself and the Council. It was said in Ystalyfera on the Saturday preceding the election that he had prevailed upon the en- gineer to insert a clause in the .^pecilication for the Ystalyfera Sewerage Works to the effect that the Varteg brick had to be u.ied in conncction with the work. It. so happened that tie was interested in the company which produced this parti- cular brick, but the statement was made too late for him to deny it, and repeated again on ele-ction day. He had aatifcficd the rate- payers that, the story untrue, end it wao only fair to the Council and himself that Mr. John Morgan (engineer) should make a clear statement in regard to the mat tor There, ww no statement jn the specification as to this particular brick. Mr. J. D. Hew aoked if Mr. Powell made the charge against him. Mr. Powell: You had better proceed. The Engineer said it was the best sample of bricks he could find in the Valley, and no influence had been brought to bear upon I him. Mr. J. D. Rees asked if the engineer com- plained of th3 brick used afterwards. The Engineer replied that it was used ineiae. Mr. Hy. Thomas asked if the matter wat3 going to be thrashed cut there. If so lie ha.d a shipful of statements to go through. I The matter then dropped. I
MOTOR BUS FARES. I
MOTOR BUS FARES. I CILVDACN PAiibH COUNCIL EXPRESS I AN OPINION. I The annual-or first meeting of the newly-elected body—meeting ot the Cly- dach Parish Council was held at the Xwynybedw Council School, Clydach, on Thursday evening. Councillor Pochard llionias presided over a lull attendance. After the members had signed the de- claration accepting office, Mr. Richard Thomas was unanimously re-elected Chairman of the Council for the ensuing year, and Air. Daniel Jones (Trebanosj was elected vice-chairman. Messrs. Evan Lloyd, Joseph Davies (Clydach Ward), William Bowen and William Jenkins (Gellyonen Ward), were ap- pointd overseers, while the following were appointed to constitute commit- tees for the ensuing year:— Charity Committee; Messrs. Ben Davies, IT red W. Lilly, Wm. Jenkins, and Chairman Fire Brigade Commit- tee: Messrs. LIew. J. Davies, Josepit Davies. David Thomas, Ben Davies/ and Chairman. Footpaths Committee: Messrs. Lewis Hopkin, Fred W. Lilley, R. A. Jones, Dl. Williams (Clydach), D. J. Davies, Daniel Jones, William Jenkins (Trebanos), and Chairman. Finance Committee: Messrs. LIew J. Davies, R. A. Jones (Clydach), D. J. Davies (Trebanos) and Chairman. I Motor 'Bus Faros. During the evening Mr. theophnus Morgan raised an interesting dis- ici,ission on the subject of the fares charged by the Harris Motors', Ltd., Abergavenny, upon passengers travel- ling 011 their motor 'buses now running between Ynysforgan and Pontardawe. The Couc.il eventually decided to in- struct the Clerk to tho Company pointing out that the fares at present charged for Clydach and Trebanos were too much, and suggesting that a faro of about .a penny a mile should be charged- Further, that the Company should fix upon particular stopping places at both Clydach and Trebanos.
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I -_u-. ::=-=. BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA. I Defied Every Treatment for 39 Years. Cured F-asily and Radically by I VENO S LICHTNJNG COUCH CURE. It has been a real blessing in my case," says Mrs. Lydia Ellis, Writing from 102, West-road, West Ham, Lon- don, B., concerning the startling cure effected in her case by Veno's Light- j ning Cough Cure. "It all happened j ye:1rs ago," continues Mrs. Ellis, and there has been no return of the trouble. J suffered 30 years from Bronchitis and Asthma, and suffered badiy. The cough gave me no rest, and although I tried all sorts of things, none seemed to get at the root of the trouble. It was quite different with Veno's Ligbt- I niug Cough Cure. Actually the very first dose soothed my cough and eased I my breathing, and very soon' I was quite free from both Bronchitis and Asthma That, in brief, is the story which Mrs. Ellis tells, and it is a story which is endorsed by tens of thousands of now happy men and women who have been cuted of all kinds -of chest and lung troubles by Veno's Lightning Cr ugh Cure, the remedy that always cures diseases of chest, lungs, and throat in children and adults. Price 9jd., Is. 17 £ d., and 2s. fid. of all chemists.
I PANTYCWYDR CHILDREN'S CONCERT1…
PANTYCWYDR CHILDREN'S CONCERT A very enjoyable and artistic pro- gramme was presented on Thursday night at Pantygwydr Chapel, when a concert in connection with the Panty- gwydr Band of Hope was held. A good audience showed their appreciation of all the items to which tho following ar- tistes contributed: Miss M. Harris (soprano), Madame Clara Novello Wa-t kins (contralto), Mr. J. Hughes (tenor), Mr. D. Jones (baritone), Mr. D. C. Thomas (bar, joist), Master Wil- fred Tins ley (pianoforte solos) duets were rendered by Mis-a Harris and Mas-cer ItoIlald James, and by Mr. and Mrs. Watkins. The accompanist (Miss i May Richards, A.T.C.L.) was respon- sible for the arrangement of the pro- gramme. A quaint item was that given by seven juvenile members of the Band of Hope, entitled "An Afternoon Tea Party." Alv. W. E. Lock, the superintendent of the Sunday School, occupied the chair.
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IMAYOR AND LORD MAYOR.I
MAYOR AND LORD MAYOR. I UNUSUAL EVENTS IN A SWANSEA I CÂ,L I The closing meeting of the Crug- glas Chapel (.-twansea) ?oucg People s Society, on 'rbiij,sdii,.y even' the unique spectacle of the Mayor of Swansea presiding at a lecture given by the Lord Mayor of Cardiff. There was an excellent attendance. The Mayor of Swansea spoke of the interest of this event and its singularity. The Lord Mayor, he said, was to speak "In Defence of Christianity," and he himself was glad to be associated with the movement in his official capacity as Mayor of the town, as well as in his indi- vidual capacity as a man. He had been brought up in tht- Chnstiaji religion from childhood. His father and mother wore adherents of the same path as those assembled at Crug-gias they were Methodists. from first to last. Of course Jnost of them knew that he was a Churchman, and that he bad been one for some considerable time. He did not know that that A-as going to make any material difference when they came to definite Christian religion. He wel- comed the Lord Mayor to Swansea. The Lord Mayor's address is reported on Page Four. At its close, the Mayor of Swansea, referring to some observations of the Lord Mayor with regard to total abstin- enoe (which seemed to imply that Alder- man Thomas regarded his colleague also as a total abstainer) said that he thought it right that he should tell thorn that he was not a total abstainer. A Voice: Then you ought to be. The Mayor also spoke of the Lord Mayor's reference to Socialism. Social- ism, he said, was not antagonistic to Christianity. It was supplementary to Christianity. Socialism was an economic doctrine. The Lord Mayor interposed to &ay that what he intended conveying was that true Socialism was Christian Social- ism. The Mayor said he had never been ashamed to confess the principles he held. With regard to the address generally, he said that the Lord Mayor's experience had been, also, his experi- ence. He had been a Sunday School teacher until within seven or eight years ago, and he had been choirmaster in the Church until three or four years ago. He relinguished the position under condi- tions some of them knew of. But his Christian beliefs did not in any way prevent him holding strong principles about the economic principles of Socialism. The Lord Mayor and the Mayor, and the Ebenez^r Male Voice Party—which sang splentiidly during the evening— were heartily thanked tor their services. The subsequent speeches included Mr. William Davies, the Rev. W. E. Prytherch, Dr. J. A. Rawlings, Mr. Richard Martin, and Mr. Charles Davies. It fell to the esteemed pastor of the church, the Rev. T. E. Davies, in closing, to say that the meeting had been very much like a Methodist "Seiat!" And. so indeed it had beenf
MRS. JARLEY'S WAXWORKS.
MRS. JARLEY'S WAXWORKS. The whole world knows of that re- nowned wax works show controlled by the estimable lady, Mrs. Jariey. The venerable soul gave an exhibition at the St. Thomas Schools last evening in [ aid -of the East Side Nursing Institute. There was not a vacant seat in the building, and the promoters Dr. and Mrs. Bi ice, Mr. and Mrs. James Ogborn and Air. T. Jenkins are to be warmly complimented on the success which crowned their efforts. Among the principal artistes were: Dr. Bricc, Mr. Ogborn, Miss Alaie Ogborn, Airs. Pitt, Miss F. Beard, Aliss James, Miss Lauder, Aliss Yeo, Nurse Davies, Nurse Mitchell, Aliss Richards, Aliss Davies, Mr. Alt Thomas, Mr. LleV Jenkins, Mr. Lauder, Miss Sibil Jones, ALluster and Miss Brice and others. The chairman was the Mayor (Coun- cillor David Williams). The hall had been tastefully decorated, and the cos- tumes aud scenic effects cannot be too highly praised. The parts had been carefully studied and the musical items were pleasing. A second performance takes place to-nijrht.
COWER YOUNG LIBERALS.
COWER YOUNG LIBERALS. The annual meeting of the bketty, Dunvaut. and Kiilay Branch of the League of Young Liberals, was held on Wednesday evening, when Mr. Proth- eroe Thomas presided. Councillor Mil- bourne Williams, president, Mr. D. Protheroe Thomas, chairman, Mr. H. Bernard Rees, hon. secretary, were unanimously re-elected. Mr. Ernest Ironside was elected vice-chairman. Air. E. J. Brace treasurer, and Coun- cillor Tom James to act as joint secre- tary. The members have shown during the last few month;; that they are not an organisation in name only. During the elect ion of Aid. Rev. John Davies, Cadle. and Councillor Aubrey Williams to the County Council, they worked very hard to secure the return of the above ;< £ Muienieu. Indeed they attribute, a large measure of their success to the excellent work done by the Young Liberals of Sketty and district. Members are now anxious to be pre- pared for the next general election, and to that end the secretaries intend call- ing together as soon as possible repre- sentatives of the different Young Liberal branches throughout the Gower division. Anyone desirous of becoming members of the League should give their mimes to the secretaries or any of the officials.
LLANDOVERY HORSE -SHOW.-I
LLANDOVERY HORSE SHOW. I The annual entire horse show of the Llandovery Agricultural Society was held yesterday. The president this year was Councillor T. Phillips, Picton ( Vun-t Awards:— Cart stallion—1. Royal Glen Ill.; 2, Uawtin Calabar, Carmarthenshire Stud Co. Collier, not exceeding 1-5.2—1, Gene- ral Bulier, Mr. Griffith Lewis, Llandilo; 2, Sevenioke Harold Rival, Mr. Thomas Jones. Sensation, Mr. John Lewis, Glanamman. Cob, under 15 hands—1, Tregaron Horace, Mr. David Davies, Bryn- amman 2, Cymro, Mr. James Ingram, Mothvey. l l i on- 1 Horace Mountain pony stallion—1? Horace Rocket, Gwynfe Welsh Cob and Pony Improvement Society; 2, Brighton Wondern, Mr. Jenkins, Llanwrtyd Wells. I-
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